Exam N10-007 topic 1 question 369 discussion

In Mike Meyers Book: Many multilayer switches handle load balancing by functioning at multiple layers. An alternative is a content switch. Content switches always work at Layer 7 (Application layer). Content switches designed to work with Web servers, for example, can read incoming HTTP and HTTPS requests. With this, you can perform very advanced actions, such as handling SSL certificates and cookies, on the content switch, removing the workload from the Web servers. Not only can these devices load balance in the ways previously described, but their HTTP savvy can actually pass a cookie to HTTP requesters—Web browsers—so the next time that client returns, it is sent to the same server. The CompTIA Network+ exam refers to a content switch as a content filter network appliance. Thus answer "Content Filter" sounds fine to me.

A virtual web content filtering appliance , UTM not virtual ,

Content Filter because nothing else fits the requirement

Answer is correct its for Webserver - Content filter for applications works on layer 7

Virtual UTM is most popular among small companies because virtual UTM gives a reasonable option of acquiring every security solution independently. https://cdome.comodo.com/virtual-utm.php

Reverse proxy isn't part of a content filter! Really starting to question this website.

UTM has a DMZ?

UTM includes functions such as anti-virus, anti-spam, content filtering, and web filtering.

The correct answer should be D. A UTM can act as a proxy, a content filter can't.